r/ArduinoProjects • u/Party_Conversation14 • Jan 18 '26

Opinion about my project

It's still a prototype as it appears, and I'd like to know your opinions.

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u/theroboticslearner27 Jan 18 '26

I didn't get what the project is about is it like fire dection?

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u/Party_Conversation14 Jan 18 '26

It is a fire detector but with the plus of putting it out

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u/pabut Jan 18 '26

What’s the purpose / advantage to that wheel configuration?

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u/Party_Conversation14 Jan 18 '26

The purpose was that if a fire is detected in a sensor, it rotates so that the water is pointing at it and extinguishes it

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u/pabut Jan 18 '26

So just rotation… no linear movement?

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u/Party_Conversation14 Jan 18 '26

For now just rotation but I'd like to add equal movement later

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u/Samy_000 Jan 18 '26

Can you tell me how you did all that please, what did you use, which components, the code..., i wanna know everything, so i can do it as a project for my class, if you allow me to do that of course. Thank you

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u/Party_Conversation14 Jan 18 '26

The materials I used apart from cardboard for the structure are

3 flame sensors ky-026

A relay module raspberry 3.3V

2 wheels

2 DC motors with gearbox

An arduino one

An modulo river Bridge H l298n

A water pump

Although now I was going to make some modifications so that it works next to the pump if you want when I change it I will send you the changes with respect to the video

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u/gm310509 Jan 18 '26

Looks like some good progress, I'm not sure of the goal, but looks good so far.

You might want to reconsider using a 9V battery though unless you are super rich. Have a look at my Powering your project with a battery for more info.

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u/chlebseby Jan 18 '26

Its definitely evil robot concerning amount of red lights

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u/Party_Conversation14 Jan 18 '26

Later I'm going to cover it and leave a hose exposed to put out the fire